Lembeh Resort - Bitung

4-star dive resort in Bitung, gateway to the Coral Triangle's richest muck diving sites

Diving & Marine Experience

Lembeh Resort sits within the Coral Triangle, home to the world's richest muck diving sites with rare marine life. The on-site marine biologist provides personalized diving experiences and underwater photography workshops. The dive centre, run by Murex, features guides with over 70000 cumulative dives and a dedicated camera centre with a 3D printer.

Accommodations & Facilities

The resort offers 4-star accommodations including the exclusive Cliffside Villa with private butler service. All rooms have air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, and private balconies or outdoor showers. Guests have access to an infinity pool, beachfront, and a comprehensive camera centre for underwater photography.

Dining

Daily fresh local produce is served at the restaurant with diverse menus including Indonesian and international cuisine. Breakfast offers Asian and vegan options, and dinners include à la carte choices. The resort also has a pool bar and can accommodate special dietary requests.

Spa & Wellness

The on-site spa offers a range of relaxing treatments including Balinese massage and reflexology. The spa facilities include a spa lounge, sun loungers, and spa packages. Guests can also enjoy the outdoor swimming pool with a pool bar and sun terrace.

Location & Eco-Tourism

Lembeh Resort Bitung provides easy access to Tangkoko National Park for wildlife tours. The resort supports the Lembeh Foundation for sustainable tourism and community initiatives. Nearby attractions include Bangka Island coral reefs and local fishing villages.

• Diving: World-class muck diving with on-site marine biologist
• Accommodations: Cliffside Villa with private butler service
• Dining: Daily fresh local produce and diverse menus
• Spa: On-site spa with Balinese massage and reflexology
• Location: Gateway to Tangkoko National Park and Bangka Island reefs
• Sustainability: Lembeh Foundation supporting local community and conservation